We're back with more Reddit stories, and today I am joined by my friends Damien and Ian.

What's up gamers?

Great to be back, Shane.

Ian, we've actually been waiting for you to come back on the show because our first story here is an update that people have been wanting us to read for a while now.

But we've been waiting for you.

Do you remember the story? There was a

woman, a young woman who joined, she started a new job and there was a camera in her

office. Oh my God. I watched this episode. I don't remember this. Not the cameras. She had a

camera in her office and she kind of questioned it but she's like maybe they're inactive.

But anytime she would like be done with her work and had nothing to do, she would suddenly, her boss would be like, oh, here's some work for you to do. And she'd be like, I think they're actively watching me in my office. And she was like, and she was like, it's not like a big deal. Like I don't really wanna like raise a concern.

And all the comments are,

like out of fear of losing our job. What have they done to us as a society that we're just like, it's okay. Yeah. I think when you're in your early 20s and you find the Git land your first corporate gig, you know, you don't wanna, you don't want to bungle it to bungle it by upset and all the all the comments all the comments were like, dude, this is crazy, you can't stand for this, like talk to them about this, get this, figure this out. So, we talked about it here on the show, and now there is an update. Yes. So here we go. Yes! Update. I don't think my boss knows that I know there's a camera in my office. Okay,

there's no HR, but the camera was removed thanks to IT. So as previously stated, I still never said anything about the camera. I wasn't really comfortable with it, but I got used to being conscious of my actions so they weren't seeing anything I didn't want them to. There also isn't some sort of HR to talk to about this or anything like that. But our IT guy came in and he asked my boss about it. I wasn't in the room so I didn't hear the entire conversation, but the first thing I heard was my boss saying that the camera was there before my office ever was. Something about using it to see the front door originally, I guess. That was a weird excuse to me, though,

because I've been there for at least two months at this point, and there's no way they could have

accidentally watched me as much as it felt like they had been. Hearing the conversation out loud

also confirmed beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was a camera and that I wasn't paranoid. The IT guy

must have felt some type of way about it because I

didn't hear what he said, but I heard my boss say something about, well, it's not like I was just

watching her in her office in a sort of quieter, sheepishly defensive way. Nobody said anything to me

while they were removing it. They took it from his side, not mine, but they instead put it where

it would be facing the front door. This happened just over a week ago. I haven't posted an update until now because I was waiting to see if the camera would be put back. I really wanted to see if they were going to put it back a few days after IT left, because that would have been wild. But it's been over a week now. The camera is still away from me. It'll take some time before I stop feeling like I'm being watched all the time, though. I'm really curious what the guy said to my boss, whether he said something about it not being allowed or if he called it flat out creepy, ha ha. But I'm glad he did say something as it got resolved without me ever having to say anything. I'd like to think the low-key had my back.

I've still just been acting as if I've never known

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